How Does an Infrared Sauna Compare to a Traditional Sauna?
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If you’ve ever stepped into a sauna, you know how relaxing that wave of warmth feels. But not all saunas work the same way. Curious about the difference between a traditional steam sauna and an infrared sauna? The biggest difference is how they create heat.
The Main Difference Between Traditional and Infrared Saunas
Traditional saunas heat the air around you.
Infrared saunas use light waves to warm your body.
Traditional saunas run hotter. They can get up to 70-95°C (160-200°F). Infrared saunas are a bit cooler at around 45-58°C (110-135°F).
Don’t worry, you’ll still sweat out all those toxins.
Let’s Compare | Infrared Versus Traditional Saunas
Infrared vs. Traditional Saunas
| Characteristic | Infrared Sauna | Traditional Sauna |
|---|---|---|
| Heating Method | Light waves directly warm body | Steam/hot rocks heat surrounding air |
| Temperature | 45-58°C (110-135°F) | 70-95°C (160-200°F) |
| Sweat Level | Deep sweat at lower temperature | Quick, heavy sweat at higher heat |
| Comfort | Gentle and easy to breathe | Hot and steamy, more intense |
| Energy Use | Low, heats up fast | Higher, needs more time |
| Home Setup | Simple plug-in installation | Needs wiring (electric) or Ready to Go (wood-fired) |
| Best For | Relaxation, muscle recovery | Classic heat therapy, intense detox |
Infrared Sauna
How It Heats: Uses light waves to warm your body directly
Temperature: 45-58°C (110-135°F)
Sweat Level: Deep sweat at a lower temperature
Comfort: Gentle and easy to breathe
Energy Use: Low — heats up fast and efficiently
Home Setup: Simple plug-in installation
Best For: Relaxation, muscle recovery
Infrared Saunas @ Alpine Spas
Infrared Saunas @ Alpine Spas
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Oslo
1000 x 1910 x 910mm
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Lyon
1300 x 1910 x 910 mm
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Copenhagen
1300 x 2000 x 1300mm
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1600 x 2000 x 1300mm
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1480 x 2050 x 1530mm
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1900 x 2040 x 1530mm
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Traditional Sauna
How It Heats: Heats the air around you with steam or hot rocks
Temperature: 70-95°C (160-200°F)
Sweat Level: Quick, heavy sweat at higher heat
Comfort: Hot and steamy, more intense
Energy Use: Higher — needs more time and power
Home Setup: Often needs wiring or plumbing
Best For: Classic heat therapy and intense detox
Traditional Saunas @ Alpine Spas
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Athens Cedar
1600 x 2000 x 1300mm
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Vista Mini
1900 x 2040 x 1700mm
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Barrel
1900 x 2040 x 2280mm
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Vista Barrel
1960 x 2060 x 2300mm
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Is an Infrared Sauna Better Than a Traditional Sauna?
It really depends on what you’re looking for! One isn’t “better” than the other. Both offer great wellness benefits. The experience just feels a little different.
Traditional saunas will give you a classic, spa-like feeling. These are great if you like high heat and steam. Infrared saunas are a little more gentle. The lower temperature makes it easier to stay in longer.
Health and Wellness Benefits
Both types help with:
Relaxation and stress relief
Muscle recovery after workouts
Improved circulation and energy
Clearer, healthier skin
Which Type of Sauna Is Right for You?
If you love the classic sauna experience with the hot air, steam, and heavy sweat, a traditional sauna is for you. If you prefer something a little less hot that still offers wellness benefits, try an infrared sauna.
Either way, both can help you relax, unwind, and feel your best. The right sauna for you depends on your comfort level and preference.
Check out our Product Finder, if you are unsure which Sauna is right for you:
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Written By our Sauna and Ice Bath Expert - Matt Carter
Matt Carter is one of our Alpine Spas branch managers, with deep expertise across indoor, outdoor, infrared, and traditional saunas. Having helped thousands of families find their perfect sauna, Matt brings hands-on experience and genuine industry knowledge to every conversation. When it comes to finding the right fit for your home and lifestyle, Matt knows what works and what matters.
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